War on terrorism, war on drugs, all the same money grab
this post was submitted on 10 Jan 2025
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Some smart, talented MFers on that side; they're winning a war and they're fucked up!
i’m going to take this as a consolation prize for the infowars onion sale getting rejected
Whait what nooo
Here in the UK a massive grow was discovered in a former Ministry of Defence nuclear bunker. It was so secure that the police couldn't get in to bust them and had to wait outside until they ran out of food.
Lessons learned, next time they need to stockpile more food. Like what if they had years worth of food haha, police stationed outside just waiting for the day the bunker opens up like some old prophetic myth
Wrong lesson, they need to grow food in their bunker along with the rations so they can remain indefinitely
Fallout with a ~~spin~~ hit
the munchies trap
Classic
Was the Nixon presidency largely to blame for this thing?
And continued with Reagan and Bush 1.0.
BTW, the early 90's PSA "Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue" is a great watch while high as balls.
Available to watch in its entirety on YouTube.
This was amazing! Thank you. I'm glad my generation now has their own Reefer Madness.
Ooo leaded marijuana
Is there a concern that the next 4+ years are going to be hard on the industry?